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tawraste

hi all,
anyone have any idea what resistors colleges put in test boards to simulate longer cables for decent ring test results?
cheers!
 
well. think of a longer ring circuit. work out the resistance of , say, 130m of 2.5mm, then that will be the value of the resistor plus whatever short bit of cable they use.
 
well, they ain't going to have to take much current when being tested. you're probably looking at 1/4 watt. you can get 1/2 watt and 1watt easily.
 
The training centre will be issued with instruction from C&G which will have the drawings including the resistors within. Not that I'm guaranteeing they'll all stick to the drawings.



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